Student Accommodation near University of Chester

The University of Chester abbreviated as "UoC", was founded in 1839. It is the first teacher-oriented institution of higher learning and one of the oldest comprehensive public universities in the United Kingdom. In the 2020 WhatUni Student Choice Award, the international student experience of the University of Chester was rated the first in England and the second in the United Kingdom.

The University of Chester offers a wide range of programmes, offering 246 undergraduate programmes and 220 Masters programmes covering a total of 51 areas. The rich teaching system attracts nearly 14,000 students each year, 12% of whom are international. Medicine, Nursing, Geography and Nutrition are the most popular choices among the widely available programmes. These specialisms give top rankings in the North West and within England and are recognised by many businesses.

A suitable University of Cchester accommodation is the foundation of a comfortable living experience. uhomes.com provides high-rated Chester Uni accommodation that offers En-suite and Studio rooms with different communal facilities in the common areas, including the Laundry room, Bike shed, Courtyard and more to be convenient for your daily life. Additionally, all Chester University accommodations are equipped with security services to ensure the safety of your living, such as CCTV and door access systems. Here are 10 popular University of Chester accommodations that you should check out:

• Northgate Point
• Tramways
• Fontessa House
• Trinity Hall
• Waterside Court
• Tudor Place
• Northgate Studios
• The Towpath
• Chronicle House
• Abbeygate

In Chester, you may find various areas to choose from. Whether you prefer living in a quiet space or a bustling business district, uhomes.com has the right University of Chester accommodation for you. You can find different restaurants, bars, and supermarkets in these areas, which perfectly support your daily life. Moreover, the convenient transport network can help you arrive at the campus quickly. There are some popular areas for students to check out:

• Newton
• Chester City Centre
• Hoole
• Blacon

Chester is close to the cities of Liverpool and Manchester, and the cost of living is relatively low. But it's still important to plan your budget in advance to help you understand local costs and better control your money. Typically, excluding tuition fees, the average cost of living at the University of Chester is between £900 and £1500 per month, with the biggest expense being University of Chester accommodation.

• Accommodation: £135 to £250 per week
• Groceries: £150 to £250 per month
• Eating out: £10 to £40 per meal
• Transport: £20 to £50 per month
• Entertainment and leisure: £50 to £300 per month

Commuting from the University of Chester to the city centre and surrounding areas is easy, and the students have four ways to choose from.

Bus:
The students can commute from the campus to the city centre by bus on lines 1 and X1 in 10-15 minutes. The bus station is located in the city centre at Gorse Stacks area and has frequent routes. uhomes.com provides the University of Chester Accommodation with easy access to these bus stations, and the students can take the bus conveniently to commute in the whole city.

Bicycle:
Bicycle transportation is environment-friendly, and students can easily take a short bike ride from the campus to other places. There are many bike routes near the university for the students to use. Also, our platform provides lots of Chester University Accommodation with spacious bike storage space for you to leave the bicycle in a secure place.

Walking:
Walking is the most healthy way to commute from the university to other places. The students who live in the University of Chester accommodation in the city centre area can go to the campus on foot in 15-20 minutes.

Train:
Chester Railway Station is a 20-minute walk from the University of Chester, and students can also choose to take bus line 1 to reach the train station. When students want to travel to other cities like Liverpool, Manchester, and London, taking the train is the best method of transportation.

Chester Students' Union is the student union at the University of Chester and is the hub of student's extracurricular activities. CSU will not only provide abundant community activities but also organize various cultural activities, sports events, and social activities to meet the multiple needs of students. Besides, CSU has a student support centre that provides students with academic advising, mental health support, and career guidance.

Chester is a charming city, and the students can find many places near the campus for parties and relaxation. Food lovers can go to Telford's Warehouse for the bar and grill and Stile Napoletano for you to taste local pizza. Biite Coffee and Marmalade are popular coffee shops near the University of Chester where students can have afternoon tea and coffee with friends. Chichester Arms and Red Lion Chester are the pubs where students can socialize. The Chester City Centre is close to the campus and easy for students to explore and shop.

Chester is a well-known historical city and you can find a variety of well-known attractions that are great for experiencing the rich culture of the UK. These destinations are dotted all over the city, while some may be right on the doorstep of your University of Chester accommodation. Here are some of the popular attractions:

1. Chester Cathedral
2. The Roman Walls
3. Chester Rows
4. Grosvenor Park
5. Chester Roman Amphitheatre
6. Chester Zoo
7. The River Dee
8. Storyhouse
9. Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet
10. Blue Planet Aquarium

The University of Chester offers a wide range of options, including 246 undergraduate programmes and 220 Masters programmes in 51 areas. Some of the most popular courses are:

1. Business Management
2. International Tourism Management
3. Children's Nursing
4. Geography
5. Hospitality
6. Event Management
7. Tourism
8. Nutrition
9. Food Science
10. Marketing